Chiefs vs Moana Pasifika

International - Super Rugby Pacific

Chiefs

68-12

Finished

Moana Pasifika

11'

Simon ParkerTRY

5 : 0

12'

Damian McKenzieCON

7 : 0

23'

Emoni NarawaTRY

12 : 0

24'

Damian McKenzieCON

14 : 0

28'

Etene Nanai-SeturoTRY

19 : 0

29'

Damian McKenzieCON

21 : 0

33'

Daniel RonaTRY

26 : 0

33'

Damian McKenzieCON

28 : 0

41'

Abraham PoleDonald Brighthouse

43'

Te Toiroa TahuriorangiTRY

33 : 0

44'

Damian McKenzieCON

35 : 0

45'

Miracle Fai'ilagiSemisi Paea

35 : 5

50'

Melani MatavaoTRY

52'

Sione AhioReuben O'Neill

53'

Sione AhioTRY

40 : 5

54'

Damian McKenzieCON

42 : 5

55'

D'Angelo LeuilaJulian Savea

55'

Michael CurryOla Tauelangi

55'

Aisea HaloMelani Matavao

56'

Bradley SlaterSamisoni Taukei'aho

57'

Peniasi MalimaliTRY

47 : 5

57'

Jared ProffitOliver Norris

58'

Damian McKenzieCON

49 : 5

59'

Naitoa Ah KuoiJimmy Tupou

60'

Anton Lienert-BrownPeniasi Malimali

60'

Josh IoaneDaniel Rona

60'

Suetena AsomuaSekope Kepu

62'

Otumak MausiaViliami Fine

63'

Emoni NarawaTRY

54 : 5

63'

Sam MoliSama Malolo

65'

Damian McKenzieCON

56 : 5

65'

Cortez RatimaTe Toiroa Tahuriorangi

66'

Cortez RatimaTRY

61 : 5

67'

Damian McKenzieCON

63 : 5

63 : 10

79'

Miracle Fai'ilagiTRY

63 : 12

79'

William HaviliCON

80'

Emoni NarawaTRY

68 : 12

Venue Guide
Stadium	FMG Waikato
City	Hamilton
Capacity	25800

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